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1 day ago
Donald Trump’s agenda offers an opportunity to challenge our competitiveness and make long-overdue changes.
The American people elected Donald Trump, he works for them, and he does so unapologetically. It’s time for Canadian leaders to do the...
2 days ago
Manitoba NDP’s Misleading Hydro Rate Freeze Campaign Wastes Taxpayer Dollars
This misuse of public funds for political gain is not just wrong; it is an insult to Manitoba's citizens. Our tax dollars should not be...
Jan 11
Healthcare Needs Solutions, Not Egos and Political Spin
This is not about one man’s tragic death. It is about preventing the next one. It is about restoring our healthcare system to something we c
Jan 10
Lemay Forest: Defending Property Rights Against Bullying and Political Chaos
The property in question is privately owned for over 100 years. Despite the catchy name “Lemay Forest,” this land is private property.
Jan 9
Trudeau, Kinew, and Gillingham Are Driving Us to the Brink – Let's Change the Rules of the Game
A gloved hand clad in a Canadian flag-patterned sleeve discreetly reaches into a suited jacket, symbolizing government taxation or...
Jan 7
Inside Winnipeg Politics: Time for a New Manitoba Conservative Party?
Today on Inside Winnipeg Politics, Currier, Koop, and Klein ask, “Is it time for a new conservative party?” A real conservative party to...
Jan 5
What Does It Mean to Be Canadian? A Nation Divided by Politics and Identity
On the latest episode of Inside Winnipeg Politics, columnists Currier, Koop, and Klein weighed in on a recent statement by Conservative...
Jan 5
Canada is fighting youth radicalization, online hate and political division.
It is sad to watch what is happening in Canada, but sadness alone is not enough. Action is required.
Jan 4
Inside Winnipeg Politics: Trudeau watch begins, will he stay or will he go
The political panel of Currier, Koop, and Klein is back on Inside Winnipeg Politics, and this time, they’ve set their sights on Prime...
Jan 4
2025: A Year Without a Party—Can Common Sense Unite a Divided Canada?
This can be the year of common sense, but it will require Canadians to demand it. We must reject the extremes and embrace the middle ground,
Jan 3
Political interference, property rights and bureaucratic failures in Winnipeg
The Lemay Forest debacle is a microcosm of Winnipeg’s more significant issues. The Lemay Forest debacle has become a glaring example of...
Jan 1
Happy New Year: Life just got more expensive
Happy New Year! 2025 will be a year of higher taxes, higher fees, and more government spending, making everything more expensive in...
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